I think so as well. Bodybuilders tend to focus more on the heavy lifting then the endurance, whereas construction workers just do it out of their everyday job.
That settles it.
Go to a local construction site and you are guaranteed to find some skinny dude who looks dyel but will still destroy the strongest guy at your gym
I do not deny that. I do not have strong 1 rep maxxes, but even I am pretty capable at physical work from doing a lot of it. I regularly pick up tree branches and haul away logs from fallen trees at our cabin. Also do a lot of work with push mowers, chainsaws, and weed wackers which builds more useful strength than you think.
KEK. OK, but you know what correlation means, right? Why do you always like to point out the edge cases and then try to argue that the exceptions are the rule?
It's not edge cases. There is a lot more nuance to it. Have you seen that video of a professional mountain climber being stronger than a bodybuilder twice his size. I think training for hypertrophy and strength are different. Genetics play a role too
No shit to both sentences. What's your point? That size isn't in fact correlated with strength?
just for moving thier own body weight jfl
